What is the maximum number of people that can be in motel room St. Louis Missouri. Where do I find law pertaining to this?

The maximum number of people that can be in a motel room in St. Louis, Missouri varies depending on the size and type of room. According to the Missouri State Fire Marshal, the maximum occupancy of a guest room in a motel or similar dwelling unit is determined by the size and type of room, as well as the number of windows and exits.

The maximum occupancy for a standard guest room in St. Louis, Missouri is four people. This includes the number of children and adults. If the room has a pull-out sofa, the maximum occupancy may increase by two people. However, the maximum occupancy of any motel room in St. Louis, Missouri cannot exceed six people.

The law pertaining to this can be found in the Missouri State Fire Marshal's Regulations for Hotels and Motels. Specifically, Section 10(5)(a) of these regulations states: "The maximum occupancy of a guest room shall be determined based on the room's square footage and the number of windows and exits. The maximum occupancy shall be posted in a conspicuous location in each guest room."

If you would like to find more information about the Missouri State Fire Marshal's Regulations for Hotels and Motels, you can visit the Missouri Department of Public Safety's website or contact your local fire department.